Ontario House to establish overseas trade department
Major J. S. P. Armstrong announces Ontario House in London will create an industrial and trade department headed by an Ontario trained industrial engineer. The department will liaise with Ontario producers to provide unbiased market conditions analysis for long range planning after the war. He notes 10 000 Britons seeking settlement in Ontario and that Ontario servicemen receive first priority in jobs. No immigration from the British Isles to Ontario until obligations are met.
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Ontario House
London
England
J. S. P. Armstrong
Ontario
Canada
Armstrong
McCreas Miss Cora and Community Notices
Perry and Toronto visitors over the weekend include Mr and Mrs Geo White. Pumpkin pie social at McCreas Friday October 13. Mrs D Jackson of Toronto visited over Thanksgiving with Mrs Aubrey Cain. Miss M Linton and Mrs Hicks hosted holidays at home. Lloyd Ransberry and family went to Oshawa to visit sister Scott who is seriously ill. Anniversary and Thank Offering service at McCreas United Church Sunday October 15 at 2 30, Rev S Littlewood guest speaker, Lena Taylor to sing, choir assists. Capital UK aid for shipyard upgrades totals 26 580 000.
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Cora. Perry
Toronto
Geo. White
iMccCrea’s
D. Jackson
Aubrey Cain
IM. Linton
Hicks
Lloyd Ransberry
Oshawa
Wim. Scott
McCrea’s United Church
S. Littlewood
Orono
Lena Taylor
Bowmanville
Mrs. C
H. Morgan
C. Billings
Audrey
Mrs. Keane
Mrs. Bradshaw
Ajax
J. Thompson
Orley Chapman
Orono Choir
Jean Mackinnon
D. A. Mackinnon
Roy Dayman
Janet
George
Port Hope
E. R. Bryson
Yeoman
Kirby Church
Canada 1943 44 Year Book Now Available
The Dominion Bureau of Statistics announces the 1943 44 Canada Year Book may be obtained from the King's Printer Ottawa for 2.00, or 1.00 for paper bound copies for teachers, university students and ministers of religion with limited quantities. early applications advised.
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Otttawa
Dominion Statistician
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Ottawa
Orono notices and community greetings amid 1944 council actions
The Orono area shares weekend visits among local families and a Thanksgiving gathering. The council passed by-laws appointing a tax collector for 1944 and permitting mail tax notices, plus a grant to the Durham Plowmen’s Association and various bills. A report on 1943 tax collection reached 95.5 percent. The meeting adjourned to November 7, 1944.
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C. F. Awde
Durham Plowmen’s Association
M. Soper
CTC
Ricc
Sovesdisccberciers
Alice ‘Morris
E. J. Randall
Ros Ff
Inn
Orono Weekly Times
WY Mages Sas Athena Ree
W. C. Lane
W. E H. Davey
B.O.H. Oo
Ontario
Inguliti Srr
Beare’s Limited
W. W. Lord
Ross Hallowell
R. J. Moffat
J. W.berry
Neil Rainey
Halstead Coatham
Clarence J. Allin
Durham Plowmens’ Associaton
Span
Clarke Union Notes Visits and Meetings
The Clarke Union column lists visits by families including the Gibsons Souchs Bowens Welshs Pattersons Saunders and Chattertons plus hospital note for Mrs Chatterton. Home and School Club executive met to appoint committees and plan the year with a first meeting scheduled Tuesday October 10 at eight o clock.
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Hileen Souch
Heber Souch
Enid Bowen
Toronto
Hector Bowen
Pete Welsh
Oshawa
Henry Swancott
Jim Patterson
John Patterson
Vernon Saunders
Son Allen
Nellie ‘Smith
Arthur ‘Saunders
iMrs
Marshal ‘Chatterton
Oshawa Hospital
Ross Shelter
MacFarlane
Shannonville
John Lawrence
Fred Blackburn
Home
Harold Allen
Deserter Cat of Liverpool Becomes CPR Police Mascot
Blitzie the dock cat, a Luftwaffe veteran, now serves with Sgt. H. W. Bailey of the Canadian Pacific Railway Investigation Department in Saint John New Brunswick. She guards his tobacco pouch and travels with him between ports and Montreal. Bailey joined CPR in 1911 and became a sergeant in 1917.
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Blitzie
Liverpool
H. W. Bailey
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Saint John
N.B
Canada
C.P.R
Maritime Dock
Bailey
Sgt. Bailey
Maritime
Montreal
Canadian Pacific
Flax Production Surges in Britain War Effort
Amid wartime effort Britain doubles flax output and cuts costs since 1941. Six thousand farmers now grow flax, boosting supply and speech from Mary Baker Eddy quotes on equity and mercy as a backdrop to the agricultural milestone.
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Mary Baker Eddy
Britain
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France
Seaee Anacpennes Vetees
Lovekin-Lowery
Victory
Brewing Industry
Clarke Township Council
Clarke Union
Arthur Gibson
Silas Souch
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